Java, the Web, and software development

Yourdon, Edward

doi:10.1109/2.532042

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“…O servidor suporta comunicação full-duplex, multipontos, envolvendo um número arbitrário de clientes conectados via Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), baseado em Java Sockets (Yourdon, 1996). Não obstante, oferece suporte eficiente à comunicação por meio de múltiplo envio de mensagens (multicast message communications), tarefa realizada por um método de envio que permite ao usuário (cliente) definir quem receberá sua(s) mensagem(ns).…”

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Chat para diagnóstico clínico DOI: 10.5585/exacta.v2i0.548

Ruiz¹,

Santos²

2008

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ResumoO desenvolvimento de tecnologias associadas às imagens médicas (IMs), incluindo o advento dos equipamentos digitais de diagnóstico por imagens, tem oferecido subsídios importantes para prática da Medicina. No entanto, a avaliação de determinados exames clínicos baseados em imagens é, muitas vezes, bastante dependente da experiência do profissional especialista na realização dessa tarefa. Neste trabalho, apresentamos o desenvolvimento de um conjunto de aplicações baseadas em web que, ao disponibilizar um canal de comunicação vazado em ambiente colaborativo e altamente interativo, viabiliza a colaboração entre profissionais da área da Saúde, sem considerar a localização geográfica, e permite o compartilhamento de opiniões e a troca de dados e informações clínicas num domínio específico. Utilizando a natureza onipresente da internet e padrões para troca de IMs e informações associadas, este conjunto de aplicações potencializa o rompimento das barreiras de tempo e distância no desenvolvimento de atividades colaborativas na prática da Medicina.

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Chat para diagnóstico clínico DOI: 10.5585/exacta.v2i0.548

Ruiz¹,

Santos²

2008

Exacta

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“…By extending the WWW brow a Java runtime, then the APPLET tag provides the necessary information for a WWW browser to find, download to the userb host computer, and execute a Java applet. Thus, the WWW infrastructure-Java applet embedding simplifies deploying of user client components of distributed applications [ 5 ] .…”

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Redefining the web: toward the creation of large-scale distributed applications

Nicoletti

1999

Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Intelligent Processing and Manufacturing of Materials. IPMM'99 (Cat. No.9

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The objective of this paper is to illustrate how object-oriented programming is used to generate Object Programming (DOP): a novel framework for developing multi-user distributed appli exploit WWW (World Wide Web) infrastructure. The paper is organized as follows. P introduces notions of HTML, CGI, COMA, and Java. Part I1 describes the development multi-user distributed construct in terms of C O M A and WWW-based Java applets. Part 111 presents an overview of an operational structure of the system developed in Part 11. A brief analysis of thei(DOP), related issues, conclusions and recommendations are found in Part IV.

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“…In particular, distributed object-oriented programming is one of the most promising candidate paradigms to build large scale distributed systems. OMG the Object Management Group consortium, CORBA [28] the objectoriented standard for integrating applications running in heterogeneous distributed environments developed by OMG, and Java [30,12], the internet language developed by Sun Microsystems, are all examples of such efforts.…”

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An Algebra of Actors

Gáspari

Zavattaro

1999

Formal Methods for Open Object-Based Distributed Systems

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Abstract:We introduce an object-oriented language following a "process algebra" style. The idea is to define a formalism that enjoys a clean formal definition allowing the reuse of the rich algebraic theory typical of the process algebras in a context where an high level object oriented programming style is preserved. We provide an operational semantics based on a labelled transition system which allows to discuss, e.g., how different notions of equivalence, such as standard and asynchronous bisimulation, can be adapted to reason about our language. Finally, we illustrate the framework showing that an explicit receive primitive expressing a synchronization constraint or an update operation on the state of an object can be implemented in the language preserving a notion of observation equivalence among objects.

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Java, the Web, and software development

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<strong><i>Chat</i> para diagnóstico clínico</strong><br> DOI: 10.5585/exacta.v2i0.548

<strong><i>Chat</i> para diagnóstico clínico</strong><br> DOI: 10.5585/exacta.v2i0.548

Redefining the web: toward the creation of large-scale distributed applications

An Algebra of Actors

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